If Fids and Kamily were to add a best album artwork category to the year end awards poll (an addition I’d love to see), Lunch Money’s “Dizzy” would surely land in the top half of the top ten. Even if such an honor never materializes, it’s very likely “Dizzy” will […]
There is no shortage of children’s books on the market designed to help young learners enjoy and understand the alphabet. If you have a child, and I presume you do if your reading Out With The Kids, you have most likely received an alphabet book (or four) as a baby […]
Terrific artwork and catchy pop tunes make Jetta and the Jellybeans latest album a fun romp. Described as a marriage of Schoolhouse Rock and The Bangles, “Tell Me What You Want To Be” proves itself a vibrant, breezy collection of high-energy kiddie tunes. While you probably won’t bust out an […]
This Saturday marks the opening of the Junior Jazz Festival at the new Please Touch Museum. The new theater production will be “Scat Cat’s Junior Jazz Jamboree” and on weekends there will be live jazz ensembles performing throughout the day. Sounds good to this jazz fan! As an added bonus, […]
Congrats to Abby and Maureen (Suburban Prep)! They’ve each won a signed 1st edition copy of The Nose That Didn’t Fit by Andi Green and a beautiful Rue plush doll. Thanks to all for entering!
Attention all Delaware Valley readers…If you love great kiddie rock then you’ll be pleased to know that the weekend of love offers up some terrific live music for families. First, Milkshake will rock the house at World Cafe Live in Philly on Valentine’s Day proper – Saturday, February 14th. Despite […]
Once the clock strikes midnight your opportunity to win a 1st edition signed copy of The Nose That Didn’t Fit along with an adorable Rue plush doll will vanish! Enter to win now!
Watching History on 1-20-2009. This is a truly amazing day. For me, it seemed as though this day would never come but I know that for many Americans this day was a fantasy. Regardless of your political views, please enjoy what is happening today and understand that it’s a huge […]
